Herald - Issue 412

16th September 2021 • The HERALD • Page 51 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v Tel: 023 8254 7600 TMT House, 12 The Marsh, Hythe, Southampton, SO45 6AL enquiry@tmtlegalservices.co.uk www.tmtlegalservices.co.uk Your Local Legal Specialists WILLS & PROBATE ONLINE AND PHONE CONSULTATIONS AVAILABLE Call the Team on 023 8254 7600 or visit our website for our online quotation tool where you can also instruct us ASK A PROFESSIONAL LJM Bookkeeping Services I provide a range of accounting and business services to individuals, partnerships, charities and small businesses. I am licenced through the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers for the following services. Bookkeeping, Computerised Accounting Software, Final Year End Accounts, Payroll Management, CIS, VAT, Self Assessment Tax for Individuals and Construction Industry Scheme, Statutory Accounts for Small Businesses including Corporation Tax and related submissions, Holiday cover can also be provided for, hourly rates charged. Please contact Lynda McIntyre Email:  ljmbookkeepingservices@gmail.com Telephone: 07774 790543 The only national awards ceremony celebrating the vital work of individual councillors across England opened its call for nominations. Local Government Information Unit (LGIU) and CCLA are proud to o cially launch the 12th annual Cllr Awards, honouring the achievements of councillors that so o en go unrecognised. This year’s award categories celebrate the essential and varied work of councillors and include the coveted Community Champion, Leader of the Year and Young Councillor of the Year awards, alongside a new Resilience and Recovery category for 2021. Nominations can be made by anyone who would like to recognise a councillor doing outstanding work for their community. Visit: www.lgiu.org/workstream/lgiu- ccla-cllr-awards-2021 They are open until Friday 24th September with the shortlist unveiled at the end of October. e winners will be decided by a panel of judges composed of senior councillors and o cers as well as leading stakeholders from across the sector. ey will be revealed at this year’s ceremony, taking place on Wednesday 1st December . Due to the ongoing Covid-related restrictions, it will be held as a hybrid event with virtual link ups to a central London venue. is year’s Awards are made possible thanks to the generous support of founding partners, CCLA. Jonathan Carr-West, Chief Executive of LGIU, said: “Local government supports all of us, each and every day. On every street, in every town, up and down the country, it is the vital work of councillors that keeps things moving. Now is the time for us to support our local heroes by nominating those councillors who have stepped up to the plate during extraordinary circumstances to deliver for their communities. As we officially open nominations for Cllr Awards 2021, we welcome contributions from any member of the public as well as other councillors, officers and leaders. We look forward to once again receiving the highest calibre of nominations and showcasing the essential work of councillors in December.” WHO IS THE BEST COUNCILLOR IN YOUR AREA? Nominations now open for the 2021 LGIU & CCLA Cllr Awards